The winter season has yachts moving to the southern hemispheres where islands are plentiful and the cruising offers new experiences while they enjoy the warmth of getting away from winter's chill.

Yachts add extra crew for cruising the islands and during the holiday seasons, which presents a wonderful opportunity to see if a long term employment relationship would work.

The Crewfinders Average Starting Salary Guidelines gives an idea of the current salaries being paid. Our weekly updated Positions Page gives a snapshot of our crew positions currently available. Additional positions become available daily and you will be considered for them upon registration.

Please see the new pages for Yacht Captains Seeking Crew and Chief Stews & Pursers Seeking Crew to help those yacht officers looking for crew with information and forms to use. Also see our FAQ Page for helpful information for yacht crew seeking jobs.

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Please use our Secure Registration Form for the fastest method to be presented to an employer for a yacht crew job. We have on our weekly updated Yacht Positions Page samples of our positions currently available and others upon inquiry and registration. We accept VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Discover on the web or by mail or phone. Registered Applicants only may use our new Check-In Form to check-in online.

The Fort Lauderdale placement staff consists of Linda Turner and Heather Chase.